Description: The integration of webhooks refers to the process of connecting webhooks to other services or applications to facilitate communication and automate tasks. A webhook is a mechanism that allows an application to send data in real-time to another application when a specific event occurs. In the context of continuous integration platforms, this means that automatic notifications can be configured or actions triggered in other systems whenever an event occurs in a repository, such as a ‘push’, a ‘merge request’, or a completed ‘pipeline’. This integration allows developers and DevOps teams to optimize their workflows, as they can receive instant updates and execute automated processes without manual intervention. The flexibility of webhooks allows for use in a variety of scenarios, from continuous integration to continuous delivery, enhancing efficiency and collaboration among teams. Additionally, webhooks are highly configurable, allowing users to customize the data sent and which services they connect to, adapting to the specific needs of each project or team.